Sunday evening meal leaving Le Mans

Sunday evening meal leaving Le Mans

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sahajesh

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416 posts

160 months

Saturday 9th November
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Hi

We will be leaving after the race ends and staying Sunday night at Abbeville, so we can get an early tunnel on Monday morning.

Knowing that restaurants in France close early on Sunday (if they are even open, outside big cities), can anyone recommend places to stop for food (Rouen maybe?).

Thanks
Sahajesh

LM240

4,881 posts

225 months

Saturday 9th November
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Honfleur in nice. Tourist hot spot, so openings are better.

Stayed here before, nice room looking out to the port. Hotel nice and parking opposite.

Row of restaurants in front of the hotel. Can’t remember exactly which one I went into for dinner, but i recall it was (in my opinion) Michelin level stuff and was surprisingly very reasonably priced for the quality. Plus there are other choices across the port, short walk.

Most appear to be open on Sundays.

https://www.absinthe.fr/

Edited by LM240 on Saturday 9th November 22:03

Aysedasi2

580 posts

24 months

Sunday 10th November
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I can definitely second Honfleur. We ate there on several occasions on the way back on Sunday. Lots of more than decent restaurants.

NDA

22,326 posts

232 months

Sunday 10th November
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Another vote for Honfleur... it's my regular stop off point before the tunnel - it's an easy drive to the tunnel from there.

The Hotel L'Ecrin is good with private/gated parking.

https://www.hotel-ecrin-honfleur.com/en/

As above, Sunday (and Monday) are not a good days for restaurants in much of France - but Honfleur is always open.

DMN

3,017 posts

146 months

Monday 11th November
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Caudebec-en-Caux is a good spot near Rouen if you don't want to travel too far.

sahajesh

Original Poster:

416 posts

160 months

Monday 11th November
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Thanks for the info everyone, it’s better than I thought! I’ll look at Caudebec first as it’s more direct (Tripadvisor is your friend!).

We won’t struggle for food either way, so thanks to all.

rlw

3,412 posts

244 months

Tuesday 12th November
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Get the Michelin Guide app on your phone. We've used the actual book for years and have stayed in some fabulous hotels and eaten some brilliant meals and not at silly prices either. You can spend a fortune but there's no need as all price levels are considered and VFM is very important to the guide.